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Photo ID: 1592354
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OV-104 (cn OV-104) Shuttle Atlantis sits on Launch Pad 39A (foreground) with Endeavour in the background, in preparation for STS-125, the final mission to service the Hubble Space Telescope. Endeavour is to be ready to launch as a rescue shuttle within one week of Atlantis, as this is the only post-Columbia shuttle mission not going to the space station. It is the last planned time two shuttles will occupy the pads at the same time, and only the third time ever both are visible with launch towers retracted. |
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Photo ID: 1590355
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OV-104 (cn OV-104) Space Shuttle Discovery launches on STS-114, the Return to Flight shuttle mission after the Columbia accident, at 10:39am EDT July 26, 2005. |
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Photo ID: 1398016
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243 (cn 6V-35) F-16A-05-CF Netz of 140th The Golden Eagle Squadron from home base Nevatim on static display during CIAF 2004. This aircraft participated in attack againt Osirak nuclear plant in June 1981, is credited by one aerial kill against Syrian aircraft and was piloted among others by Ilan Ramon - first Israeli astronaut, who was killed on board during fatal catastrophe of Space Shuttle Columbia on February 1st 2003. |
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Photo ID: 1383837
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243 (cn 6V-35) Front view. This aircraft was one of the aircrafts who attacked Osirak nuclear plant in Iraq during June 1981, is credited by one aerial kill against Syrian aircraft and was piloted among others by Ilan Ramon - first Israeli astronaut, who was killed on board during fatal catastrophe of Space Shuttle Columbia. Now presented in Tel-Nof airbase during show for Israel's 60 Independence day [Canon S5 IS] |
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Photo ID: 1357065
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243 (cn 6V-35) This aircraft was one of the aircrafts who attacked Osirak nuclear plant in Iraq during June 1981, is credited by one aerial kill against Syrian aircraft and was piloted among others by Ilan Ramon - first Israeli astronaut, who was killed on board during fatal catastrophe of Space Shuttle Columbia. Now presented in Tel-Nof airbase during show for Israel's 60 Independence day [Canon S5 IS] |
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Photo ID: 1317550
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243 (cn 6V-35) F-16A-05-CF Netz of 140th The Golden Eagle Squadron from home base Nevatim on static display during CIAF 2004. This aircraft participated in attack againt Osirak nuclear plant in June 1981, is credited by one aerial kill against Syrian aircraft and was piloted among others by Ilan Ramon - first Israeli astronaut, who was killed on board during fatal catastrophe of Space Shuttle Columbia on February 1st 2003. |
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Photo ID: 0898227
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) The day before launch, I chatted with the guy in the Snack Mobile. "I saw the Columbia's lift-off from here; but, they've never come back. Shuttle does have to come back because we are always waiting for them to cheer," he said. I was moved. Yes, those who have someone waiting for you with cherished love are beautiful. People who have the place to come back are wonderful. In the America's Spaceport, the truck represents my feeling toward the seven bravest astronauts. Go Discovery! We are behind you!! |
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Photo ID: 0893872
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) Many journalists and photographers flock in front of the Launch Pad 39B to watch the service structure roll away from Discovery at 11:00 pm on July 12. It was truly a stunning moment when everyone was anxiously waiting for. As the initial launch attempt in the following day had been scrubbed because the fuel sensor in the external tank did not work properly, it finally had launched on July 26 -- the first Space Shuttle mission since Columbia's disaster 2 1/2 years ago which left the entire fleet grounded. |
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Photo ID: 0804575
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N905NA / 376 (cn 20107/86) Shuttle Carrier Aircraft delivers Columbia from the Kennedy Space Center. |
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Photo ID: 0630469
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N905NA (cn 20107/86) A brand new Space Shuttle "Challenger" on top of the shuttle transporter, about to take off for Cape Canaveral AFS. Early that morning "Columbia" landed on Edwards. Also President Ronald Reagan was present on this "Independence Day Special". (Praktica SUPER TL3) |
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Photo ID: 0545831
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OV-101 (cn OV-101) Under restoration at the Udvar-Hazy Center. Enterprise flew atmospheric tests in 1977. The two missing leading edge parts were used for impact tests in the Columbia inquiry. |
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Photo ID: 0317873
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C-FKWJ (cn 21811/609) You can really notice all the de-icing fluid on the side of this departing 737 on a day that will go down in the history books with the loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia : ( |
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Photo ID: 0223216
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OV-102 (cn OV-102) Space Shuttle Columbia (mission STS-109) entering and illuminating a small layer of clouds. |
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Photo ID: 0222570
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OV-102 (cn OV-102) Space Shuttle Columbia - Mission STS-109. Photo taken from the Space Center's launch viewing area. |
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Photo ID: 0150624
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N905NA (cn 20107/86) Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) with Space Shuttle Columbia on board lifts off of the Skid Strip at Cape Canaveral AFS. It is making a short 10 mile hop to the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), completing its trip from Palmdale, California. SCA N911NA, seen in the foreground, brought Space Shuttle Atlantis back to KSC from Edwards in California a day earlier. It is parked here to make room at KSC for Columbia. |
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